barakabarakân grouper fish. This fish is also called the lapu-lapu fish although some say it is the name for the barracuda fishNagapakas sinda sin baraka.They are-making-dried-fish of-a grouper-fish.Serranidae family

baralanggobaralánggòadj topsy-turvyNano kay baralanggo ini na mga gamit?Why-are these things topsy-turvy?cftiwimagbaralánggov [c9] MAG- act; I- acc. talk nonsense. Refers to persons talking nonsense. This does not mean that they are mentally unbalanced but rather that what they are saying is irrelevant to the discussionAyaw siya pag-intindiha kay nagabaralanggo lang ina.Do not mind him because he is just talking-nonsense.cfbalanggosynbaranghiwitalk nonsense

barangbárangCebn curseWara ako madutli san iya barang.I was not affected by his curse.syntiaw2cursebarángonv [c13] -ON pat; I- acc. be cursed. Means to attempt to harm someone by means of demonic powerBarangon ka ni Lucasta kun dili ka sa iya mag-ayo sin tawad.Lucasta will curse you if you do not beg her for forgiveness.barángann demonic powerSi Torcuato may barangan.Torcuato has demonic-power.cfkulamcurse

baraylibaráylin dance. This is a generic term. It can refer to any dance in general, but usually means any form of social dancingHamos kita sa barayli.Let us go to-the dance.baraylíhann dance hall, dance floor. Usually a place on the plaza for dancing or a dance hallWara ko siya makita sa baraylihan.I did not see her in-the dance-hall.magbaráyliv [c2] MAG- act; PA-..-ON pat. dancepabaraylihónv have someone dancePabaraylihon ko ini na mga kabataan.I will-have these children dance.synsayawdance